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Two Massive Problems With NAR's AgentMatch That Hurt Successful Agents

Ann Arbor Realtors are you reading and keeping up with this issue on a product called Agent Match? I haven't seen your smiling faces on ALL the Facebook groups talking about this. 
Here is  a survey you can take on change.org. if you are as opposed to this rating system as I am. Bryan covered most of the points but my biggest concern's are:
1) Defining the neighborhood...is it by zip code, community, or subdivision.
2) Hurts new agents just getting started in the business. 
3) Sellers themselves need to be asking Realtors they are interviewing, not having our Association pitting one agent against the other. 
Thanks for allowing me to reblog your post Bryan Robertson Realtor. 
Other resources available since Bryan posted. 
Open forum and within that is a link to more about Agent Match.http://www.realtor.com/advice/agentmatch-open-forum/
This link shares some of the concerns agents have about this system, not the least of which is inaccuracy in the numbers: http://www.inman.com/2013/11/15/can-realtor-coms-bold-experiment-with-agentmatch-survive-agent-backlash/
Here is an article about the survey: http://www.inman.com/wire/agent-launches-change-org-petition-to-stop-realtor-coms-agentmatch/ 
 
Via Bryan Robertson, Innovator, Writer, Speaker (Catarra Real Estate, Inc):
REALTOR.COM seems to be working aggressively toward falling even farther behind Zillow and Trulia with their limited beta release of AgentMatch.  Let's forget that the term itself, ... more

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